May 19, 2012
Restoration is a proactive process that extends the service life of an existing roof by renewing the waterproofing integrity of its membrane and reconditioning its details. Restoration is a cost-effective process that keeps facilities dry longer, reduces roof maintenance costs and delays replacement.
top coat, such as a reflective finish or surfacing, will be installed to protect your roof from UV and the environment. For older roofs, periodic restorations offer significant savings, costing anywhere from ten to sixty percent less than total tear-off and replacement, depending on the type, and condition, of the underlaying deck.
When it is determined that a complete restoration of your roof is required, your Regional Technical Manager will work with you to develop an appropriate solution. Typically, restorations are recommended within the second decade of a roof’s life cycle. The entire roof or wall surface will be thoroughly cleaned, and all minor repairs corrected to prepare the surface for restoration.The flashings (at all perimeters, projections, expansion joints and roof top equipment) all gravel stops and penetrations, will be repaired or reconstructed, replacing any defective roof components.
A restorative coating will be applied to recondition your roof, and to correct any surface imperfections. Polyester or glass reinforcements may be added to all systems to improve membrane strength.
With The Garland Company’s total commitment to providing, innovative products technical design and workmanship to the highest standard it is natural that all systems and applications are backed up by long standing, credible guarantees.
In the knowledge that the correct installation of systems is a critical step in ensuring long term performance, Garland will only recommend contracting companies whose attitudes towards site performance and customer care are in line with the same high principles as their own.
In order to fully understand your project, your Garland Regional Technical Manager will thoroughly inspect your existing roof. Examining the construction and condition of the insitu system as well as identifying any associated construction problems.
